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Butterfly In The Sunset Santiago Huipil

Sale price$ 3,324.00 MXN

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Butterfly In The Sunset Santiago Huipil Vintage One-Off Textile #7-499

Sale price$ 3,324.00 MXN

Free Shipping Worldwide

Vintage One-Off Textile #7-499

Fabric:

Medium Weight Cotton

Size:

75W x 62H CM

Finding Your Fit

Select Your Style

Regular Fit Huipil Size Chart (inches & CM)
Size Body Bust Garment Measurement
Flat Pit-to-Pit
Size 6 (XS) 34" / 86 cm 19 - 20" / 48.5 - 51 cm
Size 8 (S) 36" / 91 cm 20 - 24" / 51 - 61 cm
Size 10 (M) 38" / 97 cm 21 - 25" / 53 - 63 cm
Size 12 (L) 40" / 102 cm 22 - 26" / 56 - 66 cm
Size 14 (XL) 42" / 107 cm 23 - 27" / 58 - 68 cm
Size 16 (2XL) 44" / 112 cm 24 - 28" / 61 - 71 cm
Size 18 (3XL) 46" / 117 cm 25 - 29" / 63 - 73 cm
Size 20 (4XL) 48" / 122 cm 26 - 30" / 66 - 76 cm
Size 22 (5XL) 50" / 127 cm 27 - 31" / 68 - 78 cm

Handmade Note:

Due to the unique, artisanal nature of hand weaving, please allow for a 1-2 cm (0.5-1 inch) variance from the size chart. If you fall between two sizes, we recommend sizing up to ensure a comfortable, beautifully draped fit.

Note for Plus Sizes (18-22):

If your hip measurement is larger than your bust, please choose your size based on your hip measurement instead to ensure the garment drapes comfortably over your hips. Alternatively you can open the side seams at the bottom a few inches to ensure best fit.

Size Example

Sarah is Size 8 and 64” tall

Bust 36”

Waist 29”

Hips 37"

The green huipil is 20.5" pit to pit and 24” long. The red huipil is 25.5” pit to pit and 30” long.

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Poncho Style Huipil Size Chart (inches & CM)
Size Garment Measurement
Flat Pit-to-Pit
Lower end = Classic Fit
Higher end = Oversized Fit
Sizes 6 - 8 (XS/S) 28 - 36" / 71 - 91 cm
Sizes 10 - 12 (M/L) 30 - 38" / 76 - 96 cm
Sizes 14 - 16 (XL/2XL) 32 - 40" / 81 - 101 cm
Sizes 18 - 20 (3XL/4XL) 34 - 42" / 86 - 106 cm

Handmade Note:

Due to the unique, artisanal nature of hand weaving, please allow for a 1-2 cm (0.5-1 inch) variance from the size chart. If you fall between two sizes, we recommend sizing up to ensure a comfortable, beautifully draped fit.

Note for Plus Sizes (18-22):

If your hip measurement is larger than your bust, please choose your size based on your hip measurement instead to ensure the garment drapes comfortably over your hips. Alternatively you can open the side seams at the bottom a few inches to ensure best fit.

Size Example

Sarah is Size 8 and 64” tall

Bust 36”

Waist 29”

Hips 37"

The brown huipil is 25.5" pit to pit and 19” long. The black huipil is 30” pit to pit and 17” long.

Model Wearing Huipil Model Wearing Huipil
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Blouse Style

(closed at the sides)

Measure a casual blouse from side seam to side seam — this is your width for a huipil closed at the sides.

Poncho style

(open at the sides)

Hold your arms out and measure across your shoulders from elbow to elbow. This is the width you need for a huipil open at the sides.

Length

Measure from the top of your shoulder down to your waist or hips, whichever you are comfortable with.

Neck Hole

Measure the circumference of your head just above the ears. Divide by 3.14 to get the diameter. The average female head is 18cm diameter — only huipiles under 20cm diameter are measured.

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Omgoodness I got the huipils and I love them so much. I probably have to save up a little but i will want to get a few more, they are just exquisite!!! Thank you so much for offering all this beauty..!! ❤️

Grace

I love it! I turned it 90 degrees so it's shorter in the front and covers my arms! My youngest daughter is a convert.

Andrea

The huipil arrived and its gorgeous! Thank you so much for all your wonderful and prompt help!

Lena

I love this one so much. The colors are so beautiful

Myriam H

My proud outfit to see Beatriz Gonzalez's exhibition

Jojo A

The huipiles arrived safely. They are soft and yummy! Thanks💙

Supamas

I receive today 2 beautiful Huipil. The quality and the energy are amazing Its like wearing a talisman made of beauty and Colors 🙏🏻

Marie C

Finally summer in Sweden and using my huipil for the first time! Love it!

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Product Information

All huipiles are vintage and may show signs of wear. I ask my vendors to send a report and photos if there are any stains or damage.

Mayan women do not have washing machines, so the huipil you receive has always been handwashed. I recommend for longevity to continue handwashing.

Many huipiles have cotton threads that have been dyed naturally, so when washing some colour may leech out. To offset this Mayan women always wash in cool, room temperature water. Never wash in warm water as that unlocks the dye.

If any colour leeches when washing in cool water then add a handful of salt on the final rinse and this sets the colours each time.

Due to the handwoven and vintage nature of these products, small defects and signs of wear and tear, fading or ageing are not uncommon. We feel this only adds to the unique story behind each huipil.

Textile Provenance

Huipil (pronounced wee-peel) designs are infused with ancient Mayan traditions of nature, astrology and ritual. Designs and symbols, representing gods, the natural world and protection for the household are interwoven throughout the fabrics.

Corte designs (Mayan womans skirt) are most commonly a jaspè ikat that is unique to the Mayans. The variety within this design range from simple stripes with almost indiscernible ikat to richly complicated ikat designs depicting stylised animals and symbols of nature.

Tzute textiles are a ceremonial or all purpose rectangular cloth that is hand woven and often embroidered with elaborate stylised designs.

Brocade Weaving

Supplemental weft, a technique integral to the art of weaving, involves the introduction of an extra yarn or thread into the fabric, contributing intricate patterns and embellishments.

Particularly utilized in crafting the brocade textiles for huipiles, this method is known for its time-consuming and intricate nature.

Skilled artisans carefully weave supplemental weft threads, investing significant time and attention to detail, to achieve the unique and elaborate designs featured here.

The complexity of this process adds a touch of artistry to each huipil, making it a distinctive and luxurious addition to your wardrobe.

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